three-dimensional (Meaning)

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three-dimensional (s)

involving or relating to three dimensions or aspects; giving the illusion of depth

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having the shape of a cube; having three dimensions

The surgeon used three-dimensional imaging to pinpoint the tumor's exact location.
The architect designed a three-dimensional model of the building to showcase its unique angles.
The artist created a three-dimensional sculpture that seemed to leap off the canvas.
The video game featured realistic three-dimensional graphics that immersed players in the virtual world.
The microscope provided a three-dimensional view of the microscopic organisms, revealing their intricate anatomy.
The movie's special effects employed three-dimensional technology to enhance the depth and realism of the on-screen action.
The three-dimensional printer fabricated a miniature replica of the spacecraft with astonishing precision.
The medical imaging device produced three-dimensional anatomical scans for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
The geospatial software allowed researchers to visualize three-dimensional maps of the Earth's surface and terrain.
The architectural firm used three-dimensional modeling to demonstrate various design options to clients, enabling them to make informed decisions.

involving or relating to three dimensions or aspects; giving the illusion of depth, having the shape of a cube; having three dimensions

natural, living, lifelike, naturalistic, graphical,realistic, vivid, near, comparable, compelling

different, nonrealistic, unlike, different, unlike, unrealistic, dissimilar, unnatural, dissimilar, unrealistic

The surgeon used three-dimensional imaging to pinpoint the tumor's exact location.

The architect designed a three-dimensional model of the building to showcase its unique angles.

The artist created a three-dimensional sculpture that seemed to leap off the canvas.

The video game featured realistic three-dimensional graphics that immersed players in the virtual world.